How do you execute a block of code only if multiple conditions are all true in Python?
- Using the 'and' operator
- Using the 'if' operator
- Using the 'not' operator
- Using the 'or' operator
To execute a block of code only if multiple conditions are all true in Python, you use the 'and' operator. It checks if all the specified conditions are true before executing the associated code block.
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